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I'm a volunteer with Locate and a member of a Community Investigation Team (COMMIT) that has been assigned a number of unidentified cases to work.

Alternatively, the killer possibly assumed that the shots wouldn't necessarily be reported by neighbours and that he would have plenty of time to get away with Jayme before her parents' bodies were found. The abortive phone call to 911 meant he had to get away with her much more quickly than...

If it's hunting season (is it?) a few shots at night wouldn't necessarily raise any concerns.

I'm not ruling out an older man, possibly a colleague of her parents, who maybe took a fancy to her at a company do, eg this summer's 4th July party. A middle aged predator taking a fancy to a teenage or underage girl is hardly unprecedented.

Or just slip the phone into a metalised snack package. That immediately blocks the signal.

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I think it could be if it was planned properly instead of the ad hoc development that has taken place over recent decades. That might mean the end of the affordable wooden bungalow which seems to have attracted many people, especially retirees, on limited incomes and the growth of larger much...

Likely to be drugs related? Given that the targets were not women and children this seems unlikely to be domestic.

I'm not suggesting aid by sea instead of by road but as well as. The sheer amount of damage and debris to be cleared on land means it will take time to get supplies through to the coast by road so bringing in some by sea makes sense. Bulk supplies brought in by warship and run ashore in landing...

For the coastal communities which have presumably been hit the hardest, why is aid not being brought in by sea?

Spoof site, surely?

I was wrong. She was struck by part of a carport which was ripped up and slammed into her grandparents' "modular home" she was staying at.

Oh noes - Suffolk Police will start digging up that bloody landfill site again in about 30 years time. With any luck I will be gaga by then. I'd read about the buried-under-the-road theory and was waiting for further information on the planned roadworks. I'm not sure how you justify returning...

Haplogroup X2e2: X2e2: found in Turkey and England X2e2a: found in England, Germany, Greece, Turkey, Georgia, in the Levant (Druzes), in Yemen, in the Altai (Tubalar, Kizhi) and in South Siberia X2e2b: found in Poland and Turkey X2e2b1 : found in Sweden Haplogroup X (mtDNA)

DDP have uploaded the haplotype (Her mtDNA haplogroup is X2e2) and pie chart of geographic origins for Lavender Doe: DNA Doe Project She's predominantly of North Atlantic and Baltic ancestry.

I think I saw a report she was killed by a tree which fell onto the house where she was staying.

Thanks for the clarification. It makes you wonder if the police have had a new tip off about Leanach Quarry that brings them to it again at this stage.

Do we think that the name Michael will be retired? So far the death toll seems quite modest but the destruction is catastrophic.

So just 2mph short of Cat 5?